BGuthrie Photos: DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: 2019 Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition

DC -- Donald W. Reynolds Center (NPG) -- Exhibit: 2019 Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition:

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Description of Pictures: The Outwin 2019: American Portraiture Today
October 26, 2019 – August 30, 2020
Every three years, artists living and working in the United States are invited to submit one of their recent portraits to a panel of experts chosen by the museum. The works of this year’s 46 finalists were selected from over 2,600 entries and will be presented in the exhibition. Finalists have come from 14 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico.

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1. SIPGBO_191025_008.JPG: The Outwin 2019: American Portraiture Today
2. SIPGBO_191025_019.JPG: Portrait, number 1 man (day clean ta sun down) Sheldon Scott Performance with rice, 2018
3. SIPGBO_191025_036.JPG: Monroe, LA, 2016 Richard Greene
4. SIPGBO_191025_043.JPG: George, b. 1943, 2017 Mike Byrnside
5. SIPGBO_191025_051.JPG: Fatherhood 2, 2018 Larry W. Cook Jr.
6. SIPGBO_191025_069.JPG: Our Lamentations, Never Forgotten Daddy, 2018 Sedrick Huckaby
7. SIPGBO_191025_073.JPG: Secrets, 2017 Lauren Hare
8. SIPGBO_191025_077.JPG: Jesus Sera, Dishwasher, 2018 Sam Comen
9. SIPGBO_191025_081.JPG: TZ in Profile, 2016 Jenny Dubnau
10. SIPGBO_191025_090.JPG: Specialist Murphy, 2016 Julianne Wallace Sterling
11. SIPGBO_191025_094.JPG: Hidden Wounds, 2017 Luis Alvarez Roure
12. SIPGBO_191025_103.JPG: Black Virgin Mary, 2018 Adrian Octavius Walker
13. SIPGBO_191025_106.JPG: Chinatown, New York City, 2018 Ronald Diamond
14. SIPGBO_191025_110.JPG: Jamie and Ann, 2016 Jess T. Dugan
15. SIPGBO_191025_114.JPG: Isabelle, Lefferts House, Brooklyn (Self-Portrait), 2016 Nona Faustline
16. SIPGBO_191025_120.JPG: Bryan Stevenson, 2018 Joshua Cogan
17. SIPGBO_191025_128.JPG: 80 days, 2018 Deborah Roberts
18. SIPGBO_191025_130.JPG: Nikki in Chinatown, 2018 Louie Palu
19. SIPGBO_191025_134.JPG: Trailblazer (A Dream Deferred), 2017 Genevieve Gaignard
20. SIPGBO_191025_146.JPG: Sasu and Kasei Swoon (Caledonia Curry), 2017
21. SIPGBO_191025_154.JPG: Dad on the Towmotor, 2018 Daniel Centofanti
22. SIPGBO_191025_159.JPG: Disappeared in the Rio Bravo, 2018 Ruth Leonela Buentello
23. SIPGBO_191025_164.JPG: Just Below, 2016 Anna Garner
24. SIPGBO_191025_175.JPG: A Portrait of Berenice Sarmiento Chavez, 2018 Hugo Crosthwaite
25. SIPGBO_191025_193.JPG: James Baldwin, 2018 Nekisha Durrett
26. SIPGBO_191025_208.JPG: Lead Insurgent Sergeant Ariel Combs, 2017 Claire Beckett
27. SIPGBO_191025_229.JPG: Claudia Patricia Gomez Gonzalez (Reminder to Remember), 2018 Patrick Martinez
28. SIPGBO_191025_235.JPG: John Ahearn, 2017 Devon Rodriguez
29. SIPGBO_191025_242.JPG: Alan Cumming, 2017 Tom Atwood
30. SIPGBO_191025_248.JPG: Josephine / Rest Haven Motel, 2017 Joel David Phillips
31. SIPGBO_191025_254.JPG: DeRay Mckesson, 2018 Quinn Russell Brown
32. SIPGBO_191025_260.JPG: Lottie Green Varner, 2018 Lava Thomas
33. SIPGBO_191025_267.JPG: Ajmal, Refugee from Afghanistan, 2016 Carla Crawford
34. SIPGBO_191025_272.JPG: Florence Pestrikoff, One of the Remaining Speakers of Alutiiq, 2017 Paul Adams
35. SIPGBO_191025_275.JPG: Muerto Rico, 2017 ADAL
36. SIPGBO_191025_293.JPG: Legacy, 2017 Wayde McIntosh
37. SIPGBO_191025_304.JPG: UNACCOMPANIED, 2017 Kate Capshaw
38. SIPGBO_191025_317.JPG: Frontline, March for Our Lives, Chicago, 2018 Sandra Steinbrecher
39. SIPGBO_191025_332.JPG: theboysdon'tplaynicewithanyone, portrait of april and june, 2018 David Antonio
40. SIPGBO_191025_340.JPG: Vanguard, 2018 Antonius-Tin Bui
41. SIPGBO_191025_348.JPG: Brendan and Tyrice, 2016 Zun Lee
42. SIPGBO_191025_354.JPG: CSPG: Southway Zoo -- Tropical Boyz, 2016 Michael Vasquez
43. SIPGBO_191025_366.JPG: Glenn & Jerusha, 1988 William Lemke Image taken during a Grateful Dead concert at Rosemont Horizon in chicago.
44. SIPGBO_191025_371.JPG: Glenn & Jerusha, 2018 William Lemke
45. SIPGBO_191025_377.JPG: The Liberator, 2015/2016 Federico Solmi
46. SIPGBO_191028_238.JPG: A Portrait of Berenice Sarmiento Chavez by Hugo Crosthwaite, 2018
47. SIPGBO_191028_391.JPG: Self-Portrait Natalia Garcia Clark, 2017
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Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition

In 2006, the museum began hosting a triennial, juried contemporary portrait exhibition called the Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition. Named after long time docent and volunteer Virginia Outwin Boochever, this competition is widely regarded as the most prestigious portrait competition in the United States. Artists working in the fields of painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, and other media are allowed to enter. Works must be created through a face-to-face encounter with the subject. The inaugural competition in 2006 drew more than 4000 entries, from which 51 finalists were chosen. For the 2013 competition the total prize money of $42,000 was awarded to the top eight commended artists, and the winner received $25,000 and a commission to make a portrait for the museum’s permanent collection. The subject of the commission is decided jointly by the artist and the NPG curators. The 2006 winner was David Lenz of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and he was commissioned to paint a portrait of Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the founder of Special Olympics. It was the first portrait commissioned of an individual who has not served as a President or First Lady. The 2009 winner, Dave Woody of Fort Collins, Colorado, was commissioned to photograph food pioneer Alice Waters, founder of the Chez Panisse Restaurant and Cafe, the Edible Schoolyard and champion of the Slow Food movement. The 2013 winner was Bo Gehring of Beacon, New York, who was commissioned to direct a video portrait of jazz musician Esperanza Spalding.
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